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eBay, that messy superconductor of feverish capitalism, has hit some static. More: continued here

The Swiss branch of Amnesty International took credit Wednesday for a short-lived viral campaign on eBay that used mock auction entries to underscore the issue of human trafficking. More: continued here

eBay issued a press release announcing its Kijiji classifieds site in the US has turned one. “Kijiji will mark its one-year anniversary in the U.S. online classifieds market and commemorate its success of reaching more than four million unique visitors per month. More: continued here

Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood is selling his artwork on eBay. More: continued here

Rolling Stone sells art on eBayNews24, South Africa –31 minutes agoThe Rolling Stones guitarist put a painting of his former band The Faces on the internet auction website with a reserve price of £1 300 but had to withdraw … More: continued here

The Swiss branch of Amnesty International took credit Wednesday for a short-lived viral campaign on eBay that used mock auction entries to underscore the issue of human trafficking. More: continued here

eBay Australia is holding a free-listing promotion from June 26 – 29, 2008. Australian residents who list auctions with a starting price of $9.99 or less are eligible. More: continued here

AFP Amnesty takes human trafficking issue to eBayAFP –2 hours agoGENEVA (AFP) — The Swiss branch of Amnesty International took credit Wednesday for a short-lived viral campaign on eBay that used mock auction entries to … More: continued here

eBay’s StumbleUpon entered into an agreement with Fotolog, a photo-blogging social network site, in which StumbleUpon’s 5 million users will have access to photos posted by Fotolog’s 18 million members in over 200 countries. More: continued here

Ralph Cioffi signed Bear Stearns holiday card makes eBay debutReuters UK, UK –57 minutes agoAmong the littany of Bear Stearns golf balls, teddy bears, and tote bags on eBay, one of the top price getters is a holiday card signed by recently indicted …Using employees' emails against themSydney Morning Heraldall 3 news articles More: continued here